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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13
Eages 8 Veni8fetten.
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= Dem Bant= =MusI6uKe bes &eprds
ientantenbauies tpuroe elm 8eieBents
uurf eingereidt, melder bic gepillis
aung BON 81, ,000,O 900 perlangt, bic als
Gntiddbigung fir bic 9epoftoren Der
uertra1ten 6reebmen's Sapings gant
perwenbet iperben foqen.
- Oie gbmunb'i9e IntisW WOrmos
nensY Bill ioa iebt mod our4 perfdiebene
Nmen5ements bes Reprdientanten
Suder perl1drft tperben. Oanab lit es
suldffs, baB bic Gattin zines wesen
Bigamie Nugeflagten aur Iblegung els
mes 3eugnifies gesmungen tperben fam.
Serner Fub ole gbeidlieBunSen su res
giftriren, uno bic 0erfdumniB biefer
&esiifrirung ioll als i9mer au befru'
fenbes 8ergeben betra@tet tuerben.
Serner f@afft ss bas Graueuiiimmre&t
i'm Serritorium Utah ab 'uub uimmt
ben Serritorialgeri9ten bic BefugniB.
iiber gbei1eibunseH 3u perfiigeu.
= Die unter ben Namen Nail-Pool
betannte 8ereiniguns ber sroBen pittss
burgber Nagelfabrifanten bat einifins
mig bef9IoKen, ben preis fiir elm 3eg
NdgeI BON $2.40 auf $3.50 su erb6ben.
SaB He bic Mrbeitsl6bne glei9seitig erz
b6bt bdtten, banon perlautet natiirli9
M9ts.
= Sas 2onferena 9ornite beiber
6duier bes 2ongreRes 1T su einem Gins
berftdnbnib iiber bic Bill sur 3dblung
Der glectoraI.Stimmen gelcngt. gfan
bofft, baB bic Bill in biefer Jorm m6gs
Ii9t baIb bonn RonsreB ansenonlmen
tperoe.
- Sn Stem Oorf berbreitete fib bas
GeriiGt, ber neuermdblte Mapor 9etpitt
fei pI6blid seftorbtn. gs bat fi9 bers
ausgeitellt. oaB berielbe atpar ertrantt
1T, aber obue iebe ernfflide @efabr.
= Die Bofoner 6anbelstammer bat
cine Reiolution geeen bic 2eagansGuls
Iomf1e Suterffatesg sgommerces8ia anges
rtomuien unb cine Mbdnoerung In Der
5aifung berieIben nerIanst.
NusIanb.
- Oie Rebe bes 6iirfen 8ismard
i'm &eidstoge bat in 6rantreid einen
tiefen ginbrud gemaGt. Die algemeine
MniiGt iit, baB bic Griebensausf9teu
burG bieielbe nidt berfdrft tutirbeu.
SIN einem 2ommentar iiber biefe 2anas
Ierrsbe iast Der Barrier ~Matiu": ::
rDie &e1nung BON 1870 III ni9t auss
gegIi1eu, folange bic beutidbe 6lagge
BON ben Sbiirmen noil Meb uno StraBs
burg uebt!@
= 9orb Sbbesletsb, Bis Dor tueuigen
Sagen britii1er Niniifer bes Nuswdrtis
gen, III plb5li9 on einem S@Iaganfalle
geiforbea. gr mar i'm 8egriff, benz
premierminifter 2orb Salisbury einen
Beiu1 au MAIDEN, aIs er BON elmer
Obnmadt befallen auf BET Sreppe mics
beriant. SIN Mrbeits3immer bes Mini<
fers perf@ieb er tuenige augenblide
fpdter.
- Ser 3orfs Oberri1ter fir Srlanb,
Georee Wap, bat ieiue &efsnation ein'
sereidt.
= Sn Wien tpurbe Elm 2abinetsratb
unter Dem 8orfibe bes 6aiiers 5rana
Soiepb abgebalten, in tDel9em mon
bei6loB, beln Griegsminiiter bebeutenbe
Gonbs fir saussaben su beiDillis
gen. Die 9elesationeH baben hiefen
Bef@luB sebilligt.
= aus paris tpirb serii9tueiie &c.
melbet, baB bsr 2riegsminifer General
8oulanser iein amt nieberlesen tuolle,
neil Der premierminiifer @oblet fi6
tpeigert, 3u @uniien Der INNER gr6ber
tueroenben MiIitdrsRrebite ein3utreteH.
(Oemnad f6eint bic gesenwdrtige
frana6hibe Regierung teinesDe9s 10
blutbiirffis unb friegsIuifig su iein, mie
Bismard bies tn ieiner groBen Heoe bonn
II. Sauuar barfellte.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13
: . O m c (su einem fi4 boriteIIs

Dame (3u einem iid borfellen.
ben 9o9): uWeI9e grfabruHgen ba.
ben sic fhon als 2o9?"
Rod: SD befano mid bolle 2 Wp'
nate in meiner lebten Steluns.A
Dame: ~uno uarum perlieBen Sis
bieielbe?"
2o9: Der 6err unb bic Grau bee
6auies ffarben beibe, Mabame.A
Dame: ID! Warum benns-
Sod: Nm idledter Terbauung,
Mabamel"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13

Nusbauer.-3runfener (por feis
uer 0austbar Iiesenb): ~Man follte
aar ui6t glaubeu, mas man bur9 AUS
bauer unb Willensfraft errei9en taan.
Oa bin i9 um Witterna9t na6 9anie
aefommer, babe aud einen Sausf4lafel
bel mir, absr bas Oinss BON 6austbar
1T ni&t auFsegangen. Wart'. faste ib
au mir, mir moaen ieben. tper's am
ldngffen ausbdlt. febe mid aliO auf bic
3reppe unb als id, ssgen Morgen pie'
Der probire. oa sebt fe sutwillis auf.
SD werbs bod ni9t nadseben!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13
9rafif9er 8erglei@.

9anbri9ter (au eiuem tpesen Sbiers
qudlerei angetlagten 8auern): .Wie
famen sic ba3u, Sbres Nadbars
S9wein 70 bart su i9lageu2@
ansefIaster: pIngenommen, 6err
2anbri9ter. sic wdren bas S6wein
unb miiroen mir nit Sbrem bredigeu
9ausRifieI in meinem i90nen Gartens
saun berumniiblen : iagen Sic felbff,
Oh Sic ba nidt Sbre seb6rige Sradt
priigel berbienen miirben?!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13

- 8risobe General Sbom. Suns
ean.T CT mar tpdbreno bes Seeeffonss
trieges BON elmer Ganonenfugel ON
2opfe geitreift moroen unb bic Aerate
batten ibm itatt bes aerfdmetterten
S6dbelfiades cine SiIberplatte eins
aelekt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13
@ebrau6e
SIMMONS
Liver Regulator
oeoen aIIe Rronfbeiten Der

sesen ole 9ranfheiten Der
2eber, glisren, Nitl3 mnb Wase1s.
Dieies rein vssetabiIiide Mit'
tel, nun 70 beri6mt ais bans-
aranei, eutfanb 1928 TN
Shbeu. gs pirft milo auf
bic Ddrme unb Nieren, regu.
Iirt bic Sbat:sfeit Der eeber uno
ist bober, aIeidbieI mas fd als
bic sranf6eit berausfelen mag,
bas tefe 9 S9utmitteL
Hei allen aeiu5bnli9en Rranfbei.
ten pirb q obne 8eibiIfe ir.
aeub elmer anbern a5uei eine
f9Ieuuise 3eiIuns bsr'
beifibreu.
Gin mirtfames 9eilmittel.
SD tam eimmous aiber ReguIator ale ein
pirifomes 4eiImitteI sesen alIes 9ebsrlstosn,
aopfiDeb nn6 eesen Dssptpfie empfehien.A
aenis 0. Bunber, VII. @cfm., Rbslaoelpe'a.
9eiu 8eitberIuf teine
ltnterbrednng ooer Sc
f1dftsH6rung, udbreuo
man ben Rssulator einnimmt.
sfinberu, Sic iiber . Idbuns
aeu, aopfpeb ober Mas
aeuibeIteit Hagen, iptrb Elm
3beeI5feI bou ooer meyr 9tnoe'
runs ssiDdbren.
8enn bas MitteI seIesentli9
rouFatienten einsenommen tuirS,
bic ber Rafaria ausseiett Fub,
pirb % eas gift ausmerten uuS
iie Dor BEN anfau bepabren.
@uta9ten eines Ar3tes.
seit 90 sabrsn praftisire id alS Ar,t uno
bin uie i'm Stanbe serefen, cine besetablii@e
11ii@une aufammensuisten, DeldBe iD.e S,m.
mons 2ibe- Regulator bic 9eber sur Sbdtisteit
oureas unb sles93eitis bic geroauunss. nno
DIutbiIbunasfrdffe bes Orsauisnus FART, fatt
lie an f9sp6&eu.-e. M, CLINTON, N. O., @a'
fbinston, arf.
A9tet barauf, bas G&te 3u befcmmen,
bereitet bon
j. II. Zei1in &c Co., $bilaSslpbia.
preis $1.00.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13
Merffbr d

Mertfpru9,
Wenn 9iintelbafte in sic Welt bin'
iGrein,
Was He fiir Wunberbirge leiiten,
so mag ber Spru9 ibnen lebrreieb
iein:
.Das i6Ie6t'fie &ao am Wasen tnarrt
am meiifen.@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13
Rod benz 6 o m m ers.

3mei Stubenten fiben am Siide uni
balten fi6 bic 26pfe.
grfer: rOu. BORT Su nidtss@
3weiter: .Wieio2"
grIter: yWlir brummt Der 3cpfl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13

0assIiidIi@e gbepaar.
Rod INNER aiebt es quite Chen
Gin elhdli1 paar ib melbeu fann,
grit geitern bab' ids ielber geieben:
Oie 6rau III blinb unb taub Der Wianl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13

-Ssrr ). Wittman, gde Madle'
unb Dimes StraBe. &odeiier, ". D..
penbet gegen grfdltuug Or. Auguit
30nigs Samburser 8ruittbee itets init
benz beften grfolse on unb fann befen
@rbrau9 nidt senus empfeblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13
6flrefIihes l1naIRd.

-
y6aben sic pDn benz f9redli9en
ungliid geb6rt, oas benz S9auipieler
Shreimaus puffrt if2"
gleinI @as III ibm oenn 10 Sdred'
li@es paffirtsA
,Meine 6rau ift gefern a6enb
nit ibm bur9gegangenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13

- Bon Mugsburg mirb gemelhet,
baB bic 3egieruns sur BefOrberung
BON 3ruppen in @tteruagen eiierne
Bdnte anffafft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13
ssu Der Oper.

Gin 6err, ieinem Na9bar bas SeSts
bud reiGenb: n2ann i9 Sbnen bas
nit bienen?"
SD banfe, meine Srau bat mir
i9on Dor Der Oper ben Sert geleien!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13

8erfdugIi6e Mntuort.-
vWonen Sic fi@, Serr Ra9bar. ni9t
au9 on benz neuen rlnternebmen, laut
proipett bier. betbeiligen9@ = nNein,
bas llnternebmen eri9eint mir nidt gut.n
= v6eien sic obne Surdt, ib babe
au9 sesei@net." = nSa, i9 los es bes
reits auf Der gftiondrlife: rSie fnb
ndmIi6 nit ben anberen = angefiibrt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13
aatums!

q. 3. Ssg q Go. go. 266 Cons
ueree Gfrabe, DerfaufeH bic feiHiteH
6errns unb 6amen Mobeuaaren, ios
die GMuhe lino GIeiber su erttaunlld,
tjlIieen preiien. lin sefdlisen BsIud)
inirA eebeten. T,9,tup6W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13
M9er's
GberrO i NectOrdf


III in ben slniaussitabisn Der slus,ebruns
uni6dtbar. Sc tbut benz Suiten Ginbalt,
beilt bic erfranfte @eiuebe, unS er,ielt fsets
Seiluug, tpcnn man es ,eitig genug an.
fpenoet.
,Ior orei Sabren ;og id mir cine beitige
Grfdltung, su Die iid iduell III 8ruifbrdune
ano ielbft AZ 4ns;ebrlrng erttpidelte. SD
mar ;u Sdipa9 auf su ieiIr, rnaserte iebr ab,
uno buifete unaufb0rlid). SD lieB mid bon
mebrereu 4er;ten bebaroelu, aber ibre Se.
miibungen mir 81 belfen fuaren frnhtlos,
uno iie alle iagten, i'd babe bic Gus3ebrlng.
Gublidl peri1aiite mir Elm SrenHo eine sSld-
ife BON aper's Gberrp. Yectoral. SD ftng
an, bieies eir,unebmen, uub BON Der erffei1
Dofis on empfanb id) 9inoering. Sd fIbr
oamit fort, uno bic ;tueite 6laide
6eiIte Ulth
pollfomnien, un6 id) bin ieitoem geiuuo."
8. g. 8rablep, Waloen, Maii.
Berritst bon
gr. 3. 6. aber & Co.. 9ouell, @af..
Sn alien gpotbeien tu babeu.
Nreis 81; feds GIafebeu s..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-13

lin baIb sebn llbr abeubs fiies2laus
Dor ieinem Saufe ab.
CT bate feiner 6rau bic Stunbe iei'
uer Nntunft ielegrapbiib mitgetbeilt,
uub bieIe fam ibm i9ou auf Der Sreppe
entsesen unb empfing ibn nit unge'
wohnter 6er3lidteit.
Vi4ts porgefaleug erfuuoiste fi9
iebt aIous arslos.
yd6ts beionberes, antiporteie Gatbi.
Nun, unb oeine 2eute iinb fort2 gs
tbut mir tuirfli@ leib, bsinetmesen. Sc
mar oir bod cine sroBe 3eritreuung, iis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-06
YOUNG DIVORCES.
The Numter in Washington on the
Increase.

4 noticeable element in society
Washington this winter is the number
of young Divorces, ali of them so bright
pretty and attractive that society won
ders at the cause OF their matrimonial
troubles, unless one rests on the woman s
ground-that ali men are b. utes. Some
very strict and proper people object to
meeting them, and consider it subver-
sive of all morals and teachings for
young girls to be brought in contact
with these women of unhappy exper-
fences, and refuse Invitations to certain
houses where the divorces ale sure to
be met.
Not all Of them are through the courts
yet, and they are not sensitive On the
subject, bur frequently refer to it. One
of them announced that she would ave
the city early this spring and go 10 New
port for q long stay.
''For two years7' was asked, and, af-
ter a CHEEKY nod of acquiescence,
the would be widow Joined in the laugh
ter.
Awkward scenes axe place at somere-
ceptions where the grass WIDOWS" as
sist One inaooelt oil lady, in calling,
was introduced to pretty DIVORCE, and
said:
oh. am so glad to meet you, be.
cause know your husband"
Then you cau'C know me if you
know him, retor,ed the young woman.
+ draw the line there emphaticaliy."
AT anJther reception the divorce as
sisting was from out of town, and when
visitor was presented wi reccg nized
the name. ard a ked II she we're Teia ed
10 2 certain Mr.. So and-so, of the same
CITY. the answer cane:
.'Oh. yes! He is my divorced hus-
band"
4 beg pardon. - stammered the visi-
tor. Il didn't know 1 used - know
him long age"
YES. I was quite well acquainted with
him myself once, " was the cool reJoin-
der.
These and a few other contretemps OF
like kind have assured people that the
grass widow" ought 10 De etiId lltde
from her present promine&ce New
York Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-06
A MunlfIesnt Old Bachelor.
JONAS MAN CLARK, p
WHO GIVES MILLION DOLLARS FOR
A. UNIVERSITY AT WORCESTER, Mass.

J., The millionaire whose kindly features
are pictured above, Jonas Gilman
Clark, has made arrangements for the
establishment of a university at Wor-
cester, Mass. The project is his, and
he gives q million dollars with which
to carry it out. If more money shall
be needed, the understanding is that
more SHAH be forthcoming from the
same source. The buildings of Clark
University viii stand on eight acres OF
ground, and will form the principal
architectural feature Of Worcester.
Mr. Clark intends that the University
to be named after him shall have pro-
fessional as well as academic studies,
. and that its management shall be indie
pendent OF. any church or party.
Mr.. Clark was born at HubbaTds-
! town, near Worcester, on February !.
1916. His father was farmer and
taught him agricultural work. But he
preferred other occupation, left home,
and learned to be a carriage builder.
After following this business for q time
he engaged in the manufacture of tin
articles, which led him into dealing in
hardware and such goods. He went
to California among the earliest, and
sold proftably hardware, furniture,
outfits, etc. Mr.. Clark was the staunch-
est sort of Union man during the war,
interesting himself conspicuously in the
work of the Union League, of which he
was the Grand Treasurer Of his State.
He bought a large number of Gov
eminent bonds, and invested wisely in
San Francisco real estate. When, in
1864, he returned to the East, he took
with him gold with which to buy
greenbacks, and bought real estate IN
New York and Boston. He then went
to Europe for a time. Returning he
settled down at his birthplace, which
he made present of fifty thousand
dollar Town Hall, and library build
ing. The noble house in which he
lives is part of much property owned
By him in Worcester County. It con
t2ins e valuable collection of manu-
ac.4pts and books. So -, -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-06

b ~
TIoca If the town followed the death7cor-
zoos All along the. way. the people
.b60ted and ieered, the women especl-
aIIv, and pressed at times 50 threaten
ineIv around the vehicle that the gen
daTmes had 10 draw their weapons,
on arriving at the fatal spot dead
silence fell on the multitude. Inc
woman was ordered TO descend from the
vehicle. but she did not respond 10 the
summons. She had tainted. 1he ON
GERS removed her and carried her TO the
.guilIotine, Which was griIIiy standing
/ in the morning light. On her way sue
reco Yered her senses and screamed ana
resisted. She;was promptly placed on
the fatal instrument, With her head
thrust through the 5GSclde. Her screams
were drowned by the shouts OF the as
sembled people. They crushed around
the Instrument despite the efforts OF the
"a daInaes to keep them back. Mott ers
held m their babies and men held up
their Little boys at arms length to let
them witness the execution OF the muir
deress, that they might remember the
lesson Tor life.
NJ. Deibler who is humane man, as
far as such may be said of an eXecu-
toner, did not prolong the scene. He
touched the button" while the culprlt
was screaming and the assembled pee
pie shouting. The head dropped into
the basket; the body was thrown, with
the discovered head, into wagon. and
hurried off to the cemetery. The at
tendants of NJ. Deibler washed the blood
from the flags and.machine with their
sponges, and the immense crowd re-
turned nome satisfied that justice had
been meted out to the unnatural daugh-
ter who had So cruelty murdered her
aged mother. 1t is seldom such a
CHASTITY scene is witnessed in France.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-06
GCILL0GINING 4 WOMAN.
The First Scene Of the Kind in
Merry France in Fifteen Years.

a woman has been guillotined in
france Tor the first time in fifteen wears
writes Paris correspondent to the New
York World. The circumstances attend
ing the execution we're horribly revolt
ing as were also the circumstances at
tending the crime. The woman had
murdered her Old mother, whom she
considered burden on her. She took
every Precaution to insure the success
O the murder. She first saturated the
0.d womaR's clothing with oil, then set
Ire to her, and held her down with q
ong stick While the decrepi: old creature
Eas roasting to death. The old won,an
yea plIeou>ly Tor mercy, bur tn has~t
sSS daughter held her down till 81 20 o. !
'Ifned to a crisp And then - 80 va. as
@lrder with tlasphemv. She D,o Nv L
Sateu candle before the statue NJ -
,Igln, as an act of thanksgiving , tn
VI success III issue Of the murder - t III
-0lher. The inhabitants of tha D 1eI
+ ~, ~ S men me crime took place, were
c c,oSn INTO state OF unspeakabje ~
s4snI. The authorities bad NJ
r.SC.l'! 10 prevent the peoDla -
r soolls the PRISON and lvncbiDe ~
|o.leF. a speedy trial-and rrisis -
i - are always Speedy-alope SariS
,,- s.s popQlace. The woman w.,
L -puy condemned to death as
'Qe french, as is know 49,
4 ~ h. " Inc death sentence. and F-aane,,
h. r. come IN Tor much ridic11o n eiICll
I s.,f,,' :e1IenOating Circumstances ;,
ca. Ia mi, MS case the trial was over befors
lLi,' l uls4s would have been be1Tn
steve III france IS one of the s,roo ~
t.g o-, - ,eI4s . cs OF the peasantrv "a
Il tsr s.l m-lo aouses a parent is raIen,
IN ,4oooed from society. 'ienl
81 ~. ne present instance tho -
aim y, me people in regard tn the aS
as,..Ui g woman was overcor,o =
sSHoclty OF the crime. and pS 49, .!
ii On nv NJ y :; opposed to capital puni,b
S,,t sn principle, and who sends rino
&.s|.t SCI ID. Delbler's machine si1n IA
l1s1H' Nv warrant without oueStiogs NeI
S~s me arrival Of N. Dsihla- ba
,.t7s1y,D,,,I , 70 the people of the towp
& esr-s oeiore the execution 81,
sud m 90 al ielolclng- The people W.
so1 the morning. Most ' ~ . exc
Va IN. .9e ground outside of " ~ mem
a., JE''Iy as midnight VINE me PR
.sss = ~ .4e morning, the tumh 1TO at
isee ~ - bearing the murdeTass " "
S,o5s Oh o. execution the ass ssgss 70
NV f,o sent up a Joyous shonf 9 Te
''} w IN me lsll to the eTac-. Inc
: long but the eptir xsC H
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-06
BrEce IN,

You are feeling depressed, your spps-
lite is poor, you are bothered VIA
deadache, your are 6dgetty, nervouA
and generally out OF sorts, and want ts
brace up. Brace up, but not with 1ties-
ulsnts. spring medicines, or bittera
which have for their basis very chean.
bad whisky, and which stimulate yes
Tor an hour, and then leave You IN
worse condition thaG before. What yoa
want is an Alternative that win parity
your blood, start healthy aO8on e
Liver, Kidneys, restore yeur Vital.
ATTY, and give renewed health nndE
strength. Such q medicine you Win anA
II Electrie Bitters, and only 30 eoats Q
bottle at 2. @. II. I. DRUG 9iora.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-06
Moat ExeeIIent.

il. ATKINS, Chief Of Police, KNOX
vile. Tenn, writes: my family and l
are benefciaries of your most excenens
medicine, DR.. Kings New Discovery io %
consumption; having found it 70 6e All
that you claim for it, desire to TESTIFY %
its virtue. My friends to whom l nsvf
recommended X, praise It at every OPP
portunity." Dr.. Kings New gscoYefJ
Ter Consumption Is guaranteed 70 cure
Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis. Asthma,
Group and every affection Of the Tnroat,
CAest snd Lungs. Trial Bottles Free -
ZC.M. I-Drug Store. Large Size $l.W.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-06
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;ae pold-band bracelets
l sa6mipg rapidly into ,; ibSr = ruby light
eon , cold Lantern with n . tchSteIaine
d tiny y sSoGmething new Ia '-1
sin. ,,.,,, handles would seem N
5s q little 100 foPPlsn ~
5@y. .usIls are diseardin1,, , the 3 6fsof
London S565stituting the Fegui'l
H. tile. kite checked stockings s,, are re
., 65SS among newly IL
bose. -, dress goods there sosi will be be. a
In sPTfi ing ahead head q any previous -
t tal season. .ootats are exhibited
.m D5pI those pTep'rSU 80
season. f., sr nails are now held to o6 be
Poin atsta6 5.'7 With real refinement "'-N
geDtillty' only worn in PARIS
U o-orren who are no' o--
visiting list a.5.- man one meets on the the
Every oi ONE ' fhnT-trimmed if not luI-
H y.ps ca.ds for ladies have e T SniveT
q comnle5e square, ana s'ilP
sally u5'u' ado woman he's to make II
A tahoL- --,o sneeze unless it IS a0So
iDtrIv necessary. ros living
ebo1t the house are unheai'H'
Co-oI beads around the neck "a are es %9ed
Oo ORA, O'~ Fomen who long sgo P"'''O'
the baby period. noubi+a dress
An authority now says the new VIZ NV INIT
,rai o., should never na'0 '
white buttons. Aha orr,s i
Fi e-ooeT Thing for women IN Marble
Heart costume. 4uoo,,
Nns;cal boxes and manlcuLe Se So I'm ~
b;nrd Are something new III " H''' q
csIIed Vienna novelties
AZ the second half Of the season 81 g, Oh
As IHG zoo bpg,ns, the fur mun be
comes larger than ever
An exchange assures US tnaI sea ,lara
eacoces are good for two mohtnS lhole C.
What a comfort!
Pigskln gloves, dyedln all the ram DOW
.,. l y are n,l Elected bv women who do not
know everything.
The cane oyercoat is fast running its
length. and will soou begiven up wholly
to eur office clerk.
The newest thing in teapots is the
Egyptian. but it is apparently more Or
Damental than useful.
There is still demand for revolution
srv spinning wheels, settles, and eight
4 dav striking clocks.
Amilliner. lust from Paris" brings
the pleasant news that small bonnets are
4 to be even smaller.
Everybody sympathizes with the
woman who is ignorant OF the fact that
her hustle is not securely fastened.
Plush screens on which there is ella
borate bead embroidery are never By any
possibility placed in front of the fire.
Wallpaper is so beautiful nowadays
that people are apt to elevate their
iasbiOnat lie noses at the idea of 'fresco
pshnng."
Young Darwins appear to be wearing
their collars higher than ever. Adul
4 tional cases OF suffOCadon may be tx
peCIe at any time.
Photograph albums now have legs
and lock and key Others have bo.
IN the back to contain "oar miscellane
Gus pictures
4 whiSk, shoe-horn and button-hool
all in one can be had, but it IS more of
: curiosity than useful article for one
dressing room.
Tiny toboggans, skates and sleigh bell
now bangle from the silver bangle, ant
cannot be otherwise regarded than sea
+ SOnable.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-30
CONDENSED NEWS.


The French military bands have been for
oldden to play Boulanger airs
Au nI-year-old resident of Brooklyn COM
mltted suicide IN that city Friday.
Since tine yellow-fever epidemic broke out
at Key West there have been 1i3 cases, forty
one OF which proved fatal
The prolonged drought in various sections
in Illinois and Indiana is playing sad havoc
with the corn and grass crops.
The surplus in the treasury. according to
the new form Of statement, is now s45, 900.
90, an increase of nearly 5000. 900 in the
past thirty DAYS.
Another wreck occurred on the Baltimore
& Ohir. Friday. at West Newton, Pa. a fire
mad being killed, an engineer fatally injured,
and several passengers hurt
The Minnesota Railway and Navigation
company has been Incorporated in Wisconsin.
with a capital of $500 900 to build an air
line from Superior. Wis. to St Paul
. 80 aioa s1 =: -.